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Lizzie ger is visiting Mrs. Luse, of West Fairview Rhe Stover, of Livonia Week Nelson are now cozily s ¢ rly owned by in their} Kramer, Mrs. Clars and brother, pa, have ¢ not impr I't it St , of Mazep- father who 1s N08 1is trade rry to see her | GREENBURR go now, bu made about or raised our ] orning found CENTRE lelivered a i Schuyler mis, Rew ger returned from She had been gone son who is learning to Presbyterian hospital ad been sick for several is able t around to " FIEDLER rain Saturday lowing is laid up with a felon and fager, also a bealing L arm 1 HOWersox with a yo had the misfortune of A runaway Raturdh night; while unhitching the fractious horse he drives, it got scared and upset the buggy break. ing the shafts, Some of the Woodward boys caught the horse rs. Thos, Smith accompanied her son, Harry, to Altoona, where she will spend a few day visiting, Harry Wolf, of Pige Creek Hollow, makes frequent calls on Lewis Wine gardoer, Wonder why! BEd, Glantz wears a broad smile since the arrival of that ro-pound gir, | tion of will powe Misse Marie Griest and | pe game at Williamsport on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Reed of Jersey Shore, UNIONVILLE. | Bessie | Brown, accompanied by their respective | haperons, attended the great foot ball | Monday of the month and continue for after a pleasant visit with the parents of | the latter, Mr. and Mrs. James McClincy, | returned to their home on Friday Charley Lutz, and family, of Dodge City, Kansas, after an absence of 1s years, are visiting friends in Centre county. Charley is a regular reader of the Centre Democrat and expressed him. self as having been very much interest- in the article recently printed con- cerning the school at Fillmore, where he formerly resided Charley and Don McEween, Charley Rowan and Seth Pratt have come home to exercise the right of sufrage on Tues- day. Ed Spicer lost a valuable horse a few days ago. Joe Brugger left about 200 bushels of potatoes on his “patch” on account of the “rot,” many of which would weigh | from 1 to 1 1-2 pounds. Mrs. D. E. Fisher has housed in cold storage rooms 7000 bushels of ap pies Will Summers attended the 1i8 nephew, Wm. Summers’ two month's old child, on Tuesday. Harry Lindemuth's new pavement takes the cake concrete There are | others in our town who ought to have | ~ self-pride enough to make something er in front of their homes than mud and gravel pave It'sonly a ques te be ments, " Thanks to party or parties ed Domino's pen last week BOGGS TWP, HOLT Harry Johnson, i Sunday at Je * Pearl and Goldie Renee oh Se few d HO seph Fetzer Wi spent AVS Ww ide Yarn sre last week Donald Poorm: Kelley sph Fetzer's th Fetzer day at Coleville ‘harles Poorman, of days s ner le and and Joseph UNION TWP RELLE GROVE We are h fell off “an app and has not We hope | . Aron orry to i" Spotts weeks BgO walk sin bi ad again 1 polls has Or lwo weeks © ed were t hose pre J “we Year Della ahd po Katie Tess a Spade, Ruth Mowery, | Duck, Elsie (oenoble., Pear! Rishel, Sadie Rishel Carrie Haugh, Paul Spade, George Jack son, Bruce Davis, Charles Duck, Claud Grenoble, Menual Vonada, Harvy Mow ery, Clarence Philips, Mrs. Taylor Mrs. Haugh, Mrs. Mowery and Mrs Jedon and family —total 29 Thomas Taylor and wife, day evening at Wm, H. Bresslers E. C. Vonada went across the moun tain ; wonder what the attractions are David Vonada, wife and son, were at Henry Vonada's, Sunday Orndorf and Wert and Rub Wm. H. Bressler's Mo ct 0 Yearick x : odie ent Sun callers Domer wife, were callers at Sunday STATE COLLEGE her funeral of | P. 8, Pillsbury, of Jacksonville, is the | guest of his mother-in-law, Mrs. Edmis. | ton, i Benner Way, of Altoona, visited his | daughter, Mrs. PP. B, Meck, over Sun day, i Walter McCormick, who is working in New York City, came home Saturday, for a short stay at the home of his father J. M. McCormick 8. E. Erb, wife and children, of Belle fonte, visited over Sunday with relatives in town, James Williams moved from Bellefonte to State Col last Friday, Holmes Erkley, of Latroke, was the guest of his uncle, James Holmes, Sr, Toy of Waddle, spent part of s , § this week Win her grandmother + Mis, Albert Hoy. i LIST OF JURORS, December court two weeks The names of the jurors GRAND JURY J. R Brickley. Curtin GO. Benner, Contre Hall W. KE, Brennan, Patton Archey Bathgate, S. Philipsburg William Batchler, Philipsburg Peter Corl, Ferguson James Carson, Spring R. O. Diehl, Miles T. B. Everett, Miles W. R. Gardner, Howard Henry Hosterman, Harr Harry Irvin, Bellefonte John Krumrine, State Colle John Kitehen, Philipsburg Robert MeClellan, Harris George R, Quick, Boggs Frank Robb, Walker Robert Reed. Patton N. Schoonover, Ph Peter Smith, Potter Wm. Schreck, College John A. Slack, Potter Vietor Wagner, Union Frank Zimmerman, Snow Shot TRAVERS JURY Thomas Prungurt, Miles Benjamin Beck, Miles R. B. Boob, Halnes Hurry Burket, Halfmoon Austin Curtin, Boggs Samuel Cross, Phi Harry F. Chaney Wm. Crader, Penn Joseph A. Emerick, Walk Christ Eckley, Beaner A.A Frank, Mi im Elmer BE. Gorden, Spring W. H. Grove, Pent W. A. Ge Halnes Hamil G Mie IND WEEK Worth he SWits heen HAINES Twp POTTER Twp reser at a former Tyrone, met A tragu eath Wash. , last week He was employed } of a large lumber « was overseeing lumber, when a rintendent cern at Seattle, and loading of a car of load shifted and he was caught bene it, being badly crushed. He exp two hours later and his body was bur at Seattle. The unfortunate man aged 42 years and five children. He was a so! Hon. 8. B, Isenberg, of Altoona The load seems lighter—Wagon and team wear longer. You mote more money, and have more time to make money, when wheels are ~The longest wearing and most satisfactory lubricant in the world, STANDARD OIL CO, Hoserperont He is survived by a w will open the first | ~~ TEACHERS’ INSTITUTE following are the fF Seattle, As 0 the the ath red ed vas fe of ‘PROGRAMME FOR Continued from first page | nia," by Dr. C, C. Miller addre “When the Director Looks Good,’ Gordinier; address, ship High Schools,” by D. F. Fortney, There will be discussions on all the above subjects, Thursday will be by Dr Ky. His sul and the will then make ] morning the I. C, Willi ject will be Community.” an addres: Legislation, **School Libra: and y h ‘ ubject of the clo Value to the School will be the ¢ by D. F. Fortney Among the D. O. Etters are the following The Supervising Principals School Principals and assistants will hold a round table session in the Arbitration Room at 10 a. m. Tuesday, Messrs. J. D. Meyer, Ch,, F.M, Pletcl and K. H. Rymer are the committee ir £ harge of the table The teachers of meet in round table Room at 10 a. m, Wedne: day, ! Misses Lillian Reece, Ch., Maud Sechrist and Cordelia Acker are the commi charge announcements n ad Nov, 19th school DED COU RS March and M Boars: "by Dr. | “The Need of Town- High |v Meyer, M. C. Haines, T. A. Auman, 8S. G. Walker, Institute will meet in Mill. heim Saturday, January 4th, 190% SECOND H. C, Rothrock, Ch... {| Strohm, B, H. Bottenhorn, T. L. | Paul A. Noll, C. A. Weaver, | will meet in Boalsburg 11th Turn linms, J stitute wi Jan, 18th, Foumrrn Pletcher, Fixst—R. U. Wasson, Ch., H. N. Mc Saturd; , A. Detwiler in Snow Shoe, Sat pe n S 111 mes " I meet urday, Feb The following granted Diplomas in March 1907: Nancy Kelley Boggs, Davis, Fergus Ralph H. Harpster, Ferguson; Lewis ) Barger gg: Rhoda ton; Aaron M. Turner, Huston ner, Huston; Anna R. Haines, Lit ver, Penn: Mary ( Harter 0. Heckman, Potter; Domer 8 Edna M Wagner Potter : » M. QOuirl h; El i sons were Clarence (xre Cronister Id: REBERSBURG. ADA daughter, For Sale eat Great Western Qil Refining & Fipe Line Company 50c A SHARE--PAR $1. ye = of JAS. HANCOCK & CO. 108 LaSalle St. Chicago, Ill Avoid Extreme Fatigue, | Exercise that brings into action every { muscle of the body is cessa- ry in the attainment of health and per- fect physical development Tired brain exercise Lo renew the ¢ the brain, thought and new ideas absolutely ne workers especially need upply of blood in blood will give clear for nes forn gi I'o avoid that “all ill ng after any violent or unusual exercise lvan’s Lin- he u ed H" al rin iment should Mr athl Mas BrOVe prove nave men the y, and nd will Mrs. Zerby Badly Burned le boiling apple butter ury Zer SEE GILLEN about your Hour and Groceries FLOUR $1.2 18 Ibe 5, reg. price 1.35 Sugar 3 Gillen. . . th LEA 3 > 4 : ocer, t Ne § Fini Gr ELL} n. HE) ’ You Profit by your Mistakes : SOMEC NE has said that his failures were the most bril- liant successes, taught him to do better. of logic in that. they Lots because Perhaps you've bungled in clothes buying and know it. H:re's recompense : Copy right 1907 by Hart Schaffner Marx Sim's Clothes They represent fullness, fruition, good heaping measure of goodness as expressed in smartness of fabric, fashion and finish. We are show- ing Fall Suits and Overcoats that typify OUR idea of good clothes. Hearken to your permit, own good judgment. SIM, THE CLOTHIER Prices as low as quality will y CORRECT DRESS FOR MEN AND BOYS
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